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AN ANGLO-AMERICAN CARDIOVASCULAR COMPARISON
The Lancet, 1967Abstract Surveys of groups of over 600 middle-aged men similarly employed in England and in the eastern United States show that the prevalence of chest pain and electrocardiographic evidence of cardiac ischaemia are significantly commoner among the American men, particularly those over 50 years of age.
D D, Reid, W W, Holland, G A, Rose
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An Anglo-American medical lexicon
BMJ, 2017Martin Kaminski uses his medical training on both sides of the Atlantic to devise a handy phrase book for the ...
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An ‘Anglo-American’ Model of CSR?
2005To start out, one could hypothesize that today’s extraordinary development of management curricula (a speculative bubble?) is matched by a similarly extraordinary development of concepts. One manifestation of this would be a generalization of the idea that a model of corporate social responsibility (CSR) really does exist. Inversely, this may be little
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Worldview, 1975
The people of Britain will soon vote on Britain's terms of entry into the European Economic Community, Although the consequences of that referendum will be highly significant, it is difficult to predict the outcome of the balloting. It is possible, however, to anticipate what some of the consequences will be if the British accept the renegotiated terms
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The people of Britain will soon vote on Britain's terms of entry into the European Economic Community, Although the consequences of that referendum will be highly significant, it is difficult to predict the outcome of the balloting. It is possible, however, to anticipate what some of the consequences will be if the British accept the renegotiated terms
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Monthly Review, 1954
The Anglo-American Alliance has been the cornerstone of British foreign policy for the last decade and a half. Abroad, it has involved growing British subordination to Washington to the point where British initiative and freedom of maneuver have been drastically curtailed though not yet eliminated.
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The Anglo-American Alliance has been the cornerstone of British foreign policy for the last decade and a half. Abroad, it has involved growing British subordination to Washington to the point where British initiative and freedom of maneuver have been drastically curtailed though not yet eliminated.
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1991
Abstract As One nineteenth-century common lawyer observed, at the time of Blackstone ‘the science of law in all that relates to contracts was left almost without cultivation’. The first treatise on contract law was published by Powell in 1790.
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Abstract As One nineteenth-century common lawyer observed, at the time of Blackstone ‘the science of law in all that relates to contracts was left almost without cultivation’. The first treatise on contract law was published by Powell in 1790.
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Library Review, 1948
Much concern has been expressed by librarians, booksellers and publishers at the recently‐proclaimed decision of the H. W. Wilson Company to limit in future the Cumulative Book Index to titles published in the United States and Canada. It may be suggested that those who have followed with interest and practical support the fortunes of this magnificent ...
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Much concern has been expressed by librarians, booksellers and publishers at the recently‐proclaimed decision of the H. W. Wilson Company to limit in future the Cumulative Book Index to titles published in the United States and Canada. It may be suggested that those who have followed with interest and practical support the fortunes of this magnificent ...
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Anglo-American Misunderstanding
Bulletin of the American Association of University Professors, 1943many years I have been concerned with the practice and study of diplomacy and I confess that I regard its future with some apprehension. It is often contended that wars are due to the ambitions of dictators or to the intrigues of interested groups and that if the common people were but allowed to conduct their own foreign policy, peace and amity would ...
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